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Cape Town, 6 April 2025 – In the context of South African universities facing persistent funding challenges, the latest research into philanthropic support for South African universities, which reveals that donor contributions grew to R1.81 billion, sees many... 
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Johannesburg. 18 March 2025. On Global Recycling Day, today, Tuesday, 18 March, Tiger Brands’ premium bread brand, Albany, officially launched the Albany Collect-A-Pack (CAP) programme, which will see more than 900 000 learners across 500 primary schools in South... 
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Sun City built new ablution facilities for Itumeleng Secondary School and Tswaidi Secondary School When learners at Itumeleng Secondary School and Tswaidi Secondary School in Ledig, Rustenburg, returned for the new school year in January it was not only to fresh and... 
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Tiger Brands enhancing sustainability of small, black-owned businesses as part of company’s expansion into informal sector Johannesburg. 13 February 2025. Two emerging black-owned enterprises have been assisted in growing their presence in the local township economy... 
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Johannesburg. 3 December 2024. Tiger Brands’ leading premium bread brand Albany, is the title sponsor of the Kota Festival Tour for the next three years. The event is a significant township economy initiative that will support the employment of over 2 000 individuals... 
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In a heart-warming initiative aimed at enriching local communities, Carnival City in partnership with Afrisun Trust recently made an impact at Tsimong Primary School, located south of Johannesburg, in Kwa-Thema. – On November 4, 300 essential parcels that...
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